6W is wrong. Only Temash has 5,9W but you can't couple it with the "docking station" and increase the clocks. The lowest Kabini version has 8W and is going up to 14w in the tablet mode.
Compared to the preview it seems the retail model is running a bit under the 6W tdp in tablet mode: http://ultrabooknews.com/2013/02/21/amd-turbo-dock-teaser-and-temash-performance-figures/
That or Acer's implementation lacks some of the oomph of AMD's reference design.
6W is wrong. Only Temash has 5,9W but you can't couple it with the "docking station" and increase the clocks. The lowest Kabini version has 8W and is going up to 14w in the tablet mode.
This is Temash, A6-1450 = Temash. Watching the video the retail Acer model he has doesn't seem to turbo under AC power. Guess that goes hand in hand in sticking it with a reported 2GB in the US version.
http://www.umpcportal.com/2013/05/g...ests-with-amd-temash-and-acer-aspire-v5-122p/
it seems to be quite good on power...cinebench with 4 cores @~1GHz had a draw of 8-9W via perfmon
when the gpu was pushed the draw went to 13W
so it might be a 8W max tdp unit
Thats not the CPU only though.
That is the intire notebook power usage.
ei. ram,screen,ssd,ect ect.
Its TPD is much lower, if at 100% cpu load the "cpu" part only used 3watts.
Intire laptop used like ~8.4watts while running cinebench.
TDP is always for the SoC and not the CPU part.
when the gpu was pushed the draw went to 13W
it uses a DDR3-1066...
might be a bottleneck even to the cpu